• Anant Ambani became the youngest and first Asian to receive this prestigious American award


• Organizers said Vantara has set a new global benchmark for animal welfare


• Our mission is to respect and protect every living being – Anant Ambani

Anant Ambani Marathi News: For outstanding work in the field of wildlife conservation and animal welfare Anant Ambani (Anant Ambani) has been awarded the ‘Global Humanitarian Award’ in an international award ceremony held in America. from Jamnagar, Gujarat ‘Vantara’ (Vantara) project for his leadership in rescue, treatment, rehabilitation and protection of animals.

Youngest Asian person to receive the award

Anant Ambani has also created a special record with the award. He became the youngest and first Asian to receive the award. Earlier this award was given by the US President John F. It has been given to Kennedy and Bill Clinton as well as many Hollywood figures and world leaders.

Global recognition of the work of ‘Vantara’ project

Due to this award, the work of the ‘Vantara’ project has once again come into the limelight in front of the world. The project is one of the most unique and largest wildlife conservation projects in the world. Here injured, sick and distressed animals are given a new lease of life. Also, efforts are made to save endangered species and release them back into a safe environment.

Anant Ambani’s opinion

Accepting the award, Anant Ambani said, “This honor inspires me to move more firmly on the path of ‘Sarbhoot Hit’ i.e. the good of all living beings. Through Vantara, our aim is to give dignity, care and good life to every living being. For us, conservation is not a thing of the future but a responsibility of today.”

Vantara – a unique model

The organizer of the event ‘Global Humane Society’ praised the work of Anant Ambani and Vantara. According to him, “Vantara is not just a rescue centre, but a unique model that combines all three aspects of animal treatment, care and protection. Vantara has become a global example of how to help animals on a large scale.” Many global experts to wildlife conservation and Indian representatives were present at this international event.