Wait is over! Finally the silchar based NGO Sondhya tara released the list of 10 most aspiring youths of silchar and Barak Valley.

Few days back Sondhya tara took a great initiative of listing out 10 most aspiring youths from Silchar and Barak valley. The list includes those youths who can be the future of Barak valley and could also be the role idol for many other people to be socially active and to be a helping hand in the social development of Barak Valley.

Today, on 30th October 2021, finally the wait is over as Sondhya Tara NGO released the list of those 10 most aspiring youths who could be the future of Barak Valley. This list of 10 includes some of the deserving personalities belonging to the valley. So lets check out the 10 most aspiring youths of Barak Valley:

• Ahmed Hussain Uzzaman (recently cracked UPSC)

• Arijit Saha (founder of Explore Valley)

• Aritra Dhar (Former G.S of Assam University)

• Biswamitra Dey (known for his strategical sharpness and work for people)

• DR. Milon Das (widely known for his social work across the valley)

• Snehal Chakraborty (widely known for his dedication towards welfare of students)

• Snehanshu Shekhar Bhattacharya (widely known for his oratary skills and leadedship skills)

• Subhasish Choudhury ( widely popular among the students of the valley for his work for them)

• Sujan Deb Roy (known for his massive work in public domain)

• Ved Prakash ( the one who rides bike across India, got his name in "Asia Book Of Records")

Sondhya Tara NGO said that, ‘’the order of the photos does not indicate any kind of ranking amongst the honourable personalities recognized. Just to make it a easy process we have uploaded the pictures in an alphabetical order considering the first letter of the name of the persons.

They also added, ‘’Every one of them are equal and deserves massive amount of recognition by their own dignified work and inspirational activities that inspires the whole valley. There are more influencing personalities in the valley as well, but in a short period of time we are unable to enlarge this recognition programme and we will be looking to add many more names in the future’’.