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At an event marking Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav – 75 years of India’s in-dependence – and Literacy Day, Church Art Kolkata honoured four clergy men for outstanding contribution to society along with several other eminent citizens. The program was held at Indian Council for Cultural Relations Kolkata Satyajit Ray auditorium, September 8, 2022.
Church Art based out of Kolkata is a pan-India initiative with global linkages engaged in promoting education, art and Indian culture for the past 25 years under Shri Subrata Ganguly.
Besides achievers from different walks of life felicitated at the event, there were four clergy men and six high ranking officials of Eastern Rail-way Sealdah like Principal Chief Engineer, Divisional Railway Manager, Additional Divisional Railway Manager and Divisional Engineer Coordinator.
Speaking at the occasion, one of the achievers, President of the Press Club Kolkata Mr Snehasish Sur said, “September 8 is Mother Mary’s birthday and Literacy Day in which several priests and Railway officials are honoured, indicates education is carried forward through mothers, priests and technology.”
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