In a moment of pride for the Santali community and advocates of indigenous culture, Navin Baskey has been honored by the prestigious Guru Gomke Pandit Raghunath Murmu Heritage Trust. This recognition celebrates his remarkable contributions towards the preservation, promotion, and development of Santali language and culture.
The Guru Gomke Pandit Raghunath Murmu Heritage Trust, named after the revered inventor of the Ol Chiki script and a towering figure in Santali literature, is dedicated to encouraging individuals and organizations that uphold his legacy. Navin Baskey’s tireless efforts align with this mission, making him a deserving recipient of the award.
Baskey has been actively involved in promoting Santali literature, cultural heritage, and educational initiatives aimed at empowering the indigenous communities. Through his initiatives, he has worked to ensure that the younger generation stays connected with their roots while embracing modern opportunities.
The award ceremony witnessed participation from scholars, cultural leaders, and dignitaries who lauded Baskey’s achievements. In his acceptance speech, Navin Baskey expressed deep gratitude to the Trust and reaffirmed his commitment to continuing his work in cultural preservation and community upliftment.
This honor not only highlights Baskey’s individual achievements but also brings renewed attention to the importance of preserving the diverse linguistic and cultural tapestry of India. His recognition serves as an inspiration for many young people in tribal communities to take pride in their heritage and work towards its advancement.
