The inaugural Ramoji Excellence Awards 2025 concluded with a vibrant and emotionally charged celebration at Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad. Conceived in memory of Sri Ramoji Rao garu, a legendary media icon and nation-builder, the awards spotlighted seven outstanding individuals whose transformative work spans journalism, social service, rural development, and science. Graced by India’s Vice President Sri C. P. Radhakrishnan, and the Chief Ministers of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, the event showcased the values of service, innovation, and integrity that Sri Ramoji Rao upheld throughout his life.
In his keynote address, the Hon’ble Vice President described Sri Ramoji Rao as a visionary who turned dreams into enduring institutions. His unmatched contributions to media, education, and culture were hailed as cornerstones of modern Indian thought and society.
Dignitaries from across the country—Sri A. Revanth Reddy, Sri N. Chandrababu Naidu, Justice N. V. Ramana, and Sri M. Venkaiah Naidu—joined in praising the enduring legacy of a man who made information accessible and meaningful to millions. His creation, Ramoji Film City, remains a symbol of creative and entrepreneurial excellence.
A highlight of the evening was the launch of the Ramoji Dictionary, a visionary linguistic initiative nurtured by Sri Ramoji Rao.
This pioneering dictionary is aimed at strengthening regional language learning and promoting Telugu heritage, another testament to Ramoji Rao’s dedication to language and culture.
A journalist known for his deep dive into India’s agrarian crises and rural life, Hardikar has consistently brought the voices of the marginalized into the national spotlight.
Blind by birth but unstoppable in spirit, Srikanth is the founder of Bollant Industries. His work empowers disabled individuals and promotes sustainable manufacturing, setting a new benchmark in inclusive entrepreneurship.
With her groundbreaking work in tribal linguistics, Prof. Sree has developed scripts for 19 tribal languages—a feat that strengthens India’s indigenous identity and cultural preservation.
Nicknamed the “Water Mother,” Ruia’s rainwater harvesting innovations have revitalized thousands of lives across drought-hit rural India, fostering self-sufficiency and hope.
Through Pehchaan – The Street School, Tandon has transformed street corners into classrooms, bringing education and dignity to thousands of underprivileged children in the Delhi-NCR region.
A fearless human rights advocate, Ghosh has led anti-human trafficking efforts, rescued over 10,000 victims, and championed rehabilitation through her NGO Impact and Dialogue Foundation.
An expert in geotechnical engineering, Prof. Latha has contributed to iconic projects like the Chenab Railway Bridge and now mentors students as Chair at IISc Bengaluru’s Centre for Sustainable Technologies.
The evening featured cultural performances, tributes to Sri Ramoji Rao, and an atmosphere charged with inspiration. Sri Ch. Kiron, Managing Director of Ramoji Group, delivered a moving tribute to his father, emphasizing that “enterprise without ethics is empty and success without service is shallow.”
The ceremony concluded with the National Anthem and a vote of thanks, symbolizing a seamless blend of celebration and service.
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