Agnishakti presents the Martyrs' Honour Ceremony 2026 — a tribute to India's bravehearts, and a decade-long commitment to the soldiers and police families who carry their legacy.
Agni is the fire that speaks — media, awareness, and public voice. Shakti is the power that acts — the foundation behind India's martyr families.
Media, public awareness, and strategic communication that keeps the story of sacrifice and service in front of the nation — infrastructure and social development coverage from the ground in Bihar.
Continuous social, economic, political, and legal support for the families of soldiers and police personnel who gave their lives in service to the nation — a commitment since 2016.
A prestigious tribute to India's bravehearts, bringing together government leaders, security officials, and citizens to honour the ultimate sacrifice — and to stand with the families left behind.
"Let Us Honour Their Valour. Let Us Support Their Families."
"My vision is to combine social service, media, and cultural values to contribute to the development of society and the nation."
Known widely as Sarkar Baba, he leads Agnishakti's work across media, public awareness, infrastructure, and social development from its base in Bihar. Since 2016 he has organised the Shaheed Samman Samaroh and Kargil Shaheed Samaroh, honouring India's soldiers and police personnel while supporting their families, alongside youth-focused work in de-addiction and community service. He also serves as Mahant of Boring Road Durga Temple, Patna.
Four pillars of continuous support, sustained well beyond the ceremony itself.
Community integration, counselling access, and recognition for families of the fallen.
Livelihood assistance and welfare coordination for spouses, children, and dependents.
Representing families' interests to government bodies and policy stakeholders.
Guidance through pensions, benefits, and entitlement processes for martyr households.
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