Unveiling the International Mahabahu Writing Competition Results: Celebrating Inspirational Voices and Impactful Advocacy

Honoring the Legacy of Bhavartha Swarup Through Transformative Narratives of Change and Conservation

TONOY CHAKRABORTY

The eagerly awaited results of the International Mahabahu Writing Competition have been unveiled, marking a pivotal moment in the Bhavartha Swarup Memorial Mahabahu Award 2024.

This prestigious accolade commemorates the legacy of Bhavartha Swarup, a distinguished advocate for nature and humanity who sadly passed away in 2023. Known for his unwavering dedication to environmental conservation and humanitarian efforts, Bhavartha left an indelible mark that this competition seeks to perpetuate.

Supported by the family members of Bhavartha Swarup and organized with the Multicultural Educational Development Trust and the Peoples Secretariat for Climate Justice, the award acknowledges outstanding contributions to humanitarian and environmental advocacy.

Now in its second iteration, the initiative continues to honor individuals committed to fostering a sustainable and equitable world, in line with Bhavartha’s enduring values.

The announcement of the winners has stirred excitement and admiration worldwide. The Mahabahu team extends heartfelt congratulations to the triumphant trio: Rudrani Garg, Disha Raut, and Moshood Farhan Jimba. Their entries not only showcase literary excellence but also reflect a profound commitment to the causes Bhavartha championed. Each winner presents a unique perspective and expertise, offering insightful commentary on global issues of pressing concern.

Rudrani Garg, the first winner, hails from Guwahati, Assam, India. She exemplifies academic and creative brilliance. Currently pursuing her Master’s in International Relations at South Asian University, Delhi, Rudrani has been recognized with the Chancellor’s Gold Medals at The Assam Royal Global University’s third convocation for her exceptional academic and co-curricular achievements.

Her work, “Rampant Upcharge of Academic Bullying,” earlier published in Mahabahu, underscores her keen interest in border studies and their influence on local communities.

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Rudrani’s academic pursuits focus on non-Western perspectives in International Relations and non-traditional security issues, particularly concerning borders. She challenges traditional Westphalian concepts by integrating local community voices into the discourse, with a special emphasis on India’s Northeastern borders.

Disha Raut, the second winner from India, is a dynamic Product Analyst and a Young India Fellow. With a solid foundation in Economics from Christ University, Bangalore, and further intellectual enrichment through the Young India Fellowship at Ashoka University, Disha excels at TBO Holidays as a Product Analyst.

Her expertise in Microsoft Excel, Segment CDP, and SQL allows her to deliver transformative business intelligence and actionable insights through advanced data analysis. Disha’s competition entry highlights her analytical prowess and her commitment to leveraging data for meaningful societal change. Her work underscores the potential of data analytics in driving innovation and enhancing decision-making within organizations.

Moshood Farhan Jimba, a dedicated advocate for environmental sustainability, is the third winner. Moshood Farhan Jimba is from Nigeria.

With a Bachelor’s Degree in Forestry and Wildlife, a Master’s Degree in Forest Biology and Silviculture, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Education, Moshood brings extensive knowledge to his field. His research interests include forest ecology, biodiversity management and conservation, climate change mitigation and adaptation, forest restoration and rehabilitation, and remote sensing and GIS.

Moshood’s strong analytical, statistical, writing, and research skills have led to publications in prestigious journals locally and internationally. His commitment to forest ecology and climate change emphasizes the urgent need for sustainable practices and conservation efforts amid global environmental challenges.

[Below ( From left): Rudrani Garg, Disha Swaswati Raut, Moshood Farhan Jimba ]

The Mahabahu Writing Competition serves as a testament to the power of words in driving change and fostering understanding. This year’s winners embody the spirit of Bhavartha Swarup, demonstrating how individual efforts can lead to collective progress in addressing the world’s most pressing issues.

Through their stories and insights, Rudrani Garg, Disha Raut, and Moshood Farhan Jimba have not only honored Bhavartha’s legacy but also inspired countless others to follow in their footsteps, advocating for a better and more sustainable world.

As the Mahabahu Writing Competition continues to grow and evolve, it remains an essential platform for recognizing and amplifying voices committed to humanitarian and environmental advocacy. The winners, participants, and organizers alike contribute to a legacy of hope, empowerment, and positive change, ensuring that the spirit of Bhavartha Swarup lives on in every story shared and every action taken for a more just and compassionate world.

In a world that constantly seeks innovation and excellence, three individuals have emerged as beacons of inspiration and dedication in their respective fields. Each of these scholars has demonstrated remarkable prowess, not only in academic achievements but also in contributing to broader societal discourses. Through their unique journeys, they offer valuable insights into the realms of international relations, data analytics, and environmental conservation.

[Below: from left, Rituraj Phukan received the prize, and right- Kakali Das received the prize, 2023]

As Rudrani continues to explore the intricacies of international borders, Disha crafts intelligence from data, and Moshood pioneers new frontiers in environmental conservation, their collective impact resonates far beyond their immediate spheres.

These individuals not only embody excellence but also serve as guiding lights for future generations, underscoring the importance of dedication, innovation, and a relentless pursuit of knowledge.

20-12-2024

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