Hyderabad: Mr. Chandrakant Agrawal, President of Thalassemia & Sickle Cell Society and an industrialist, philanthropist and community leader along Mrs Ratnavali Kottapalli, Senior Vice President TSCS have been honoured with the prestigious Indian Humanitarian Award by the Indian Book of Records in recognition of their visionary leadership, philanthropic commitment and exceptional service to humanity.
The award certificate acknowledges their significant contributions to healthcare, voluntary blood donation, education, patient welfare and community development.
The Indian Book of Records recognised Mr. Agrawal’s and Mrs. Ratnavalli’s leadership in the Thalassemia & Sickle Cell Society, highlighting their efforts towards national advocacy, community initiatives and educational support for patients and their families. Their work has contributed to strengthening awareness, prevention, patient care and social welfare initiatives associated with thalassemia and sickle cell disorders.
The recognition also celebrates their dedication to voluntary blood donation, healthcare initiatives, and empowering patients, families, donors, volunteers, and social organisations. Their commitment to creating hope, dignity, compassion and positive change in society has been acknowledged as a reflection of their humanitarian service.
The certificate states that the award was officially adjudicated by Dr. Pavani, M. Akshaya Gayathri and Chakilam Vishal, in recognition of distinguished humanitarian leadership, social impact and selfless service to society.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Chandrakant Agrawal, President - Thalassemia & Sickle Cell Society said, “I am deeply honoured to receive the Indian Humanitarian Award from the Indian Book of Records. This recognition is a tribute to the patients, families, voluntary blood donors, healthcare professionals and volunteers who continue to work towards building a healthier and more compassionate society. It strengthens my resolve to continue supporting healthcare, awareness and community welfare initiatives, particularly in the area of thalassemia and sickle cell disorders.”
The honour adds to Mr. Agrawal’s journey of service as an industrialist, philanthropist and humanitarian. His efforts reflect the importance of collective responsibility, compassion and sustained community engagement in addressing healthcare and social welfare challenges.
The Indian Humanitarian Award celebrates his enduring contribution to society and his commitment to creating a positive impact through service, leadership and philanthropy.
