Nita Ambani Receives the KISS Humanitarian Award for Her Social Contributions

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Nita Ambani Receives the KISS Humanitarian Award for Her Social Contributions

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Nita M. Ambani was celebrated with the KISS Humanitarian Award 2025 in Bhubaneswar, recognizing her impactful work through the Reliance Foundation. With thousands of students in attendance, she emphasized the importance of equality and hard work in achieving dreams.

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Nita Ambani honored with the KISS Humanitarian Award 2025 .
Acknowledged for her contributions via the Reliance Foundation .
Event attended by 40,000 tribal students from Odisha.
Encouraged equality and hard work among students.
The award symbolizes kindness and hope .

New Delhi, March 17 (NationPress) Nita M. Ambani was awarded the prestigious KISS Humanitarian Award 2025 during a magnificent event in Bhubaneswar on Tuesday.

This recognition was bestowed upon her at the Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences campus, celebrating her invaluable contributions to social advancement via the Reliance Foundation.

The award was presented by Nobel Laureate Mohan Munasinghe and Achyuta Samanta, the visionary behind KISS, KIIT, and KIMS.

The event saw the participation of around 40,000 tribal students, who greeted her with captivating traditional performances.

In her speech, Nita Ambani expressed her pride in receiving the award and dedicated it to the entire Reliance Foundation team.

She commended Achyuta Samanta for establishing remarkable institutions like KIIT and KISS, which she described as sources of national pride.

Grateful for the heartfelt reception, she noted that she would cherish the love and warmth shown by the students.

Additionally, she highlighted Odisha's vibrant culture and traditions, emphasizing the community's profound bond with nature.

Encouraging the students, she affirmed that there is no disparity between boys and girls, as both possess equal potential for success.

She inspired them to dream ambitiously and strive diligently to achieve their aspirations while adhering to principles of honesty and integrity.

“Observing the students at KISS instills confidence in me that India’s future is bright,” Nita Ambani remarked.

She described her visit to these institutions as an unforgettable and special experience.

The KISS Humanitarian Award, established in 2008, is the highest accolade presented by the institute, honoring individuals and organizations for their remarkable humanitarian efforts globally.

The award comprises a citation and a gold-plated trophy symbolizing kindness, hope, and the spirit of aiding others.

Point of View

Particularly those led by influential figures like Nita Ambani. Her acknowledgment through the KISS Humanitarian Award highlights the essential contributions of philanthropy in advancing education and equality, vital for the nation's progress.
NationPress
9 Aug 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the KISS Humanitarian Award?
The KISS Humanitarian Award is the highest honor awarded by the Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences, recognizing outstanding humanitarian work globally.
Who presented the KISS Humanitarian Award to Nita Ambani?
Nita Ambani received the award from Nobel Laureate Mohan Munasinghe and Achyuta Samanta, the founder of KISS.
What did Nita Ambani emphasize in her speech?
Nita Ambani emphasized the equality of boys and girls, urging students to dream big and work hard while maintaining honesty and integrity.
What institutions did Achyuta Samanta establish?
Achyuta Samanta founded the Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS), Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT), and Kalinga Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS).
How many students attended the ceremony?
Nearly 40,000 tribal students attended the ceremony to welcome Nita Ambani.
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