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_______________________________________ bharat ratna facilities bharat ratna sachin Tendulkar apj abdul kalam ajad jawahar lal nehru lal bahardur Shastri sardar patel sardar vallabh bhai patel bharat ratna ko milne wali suvidha bharat ratna milne par sarkar kya kya deti hai. bharat ratna jeetane walon ka naam padma bhusan padma shree highest civilian award about everthing bharat ratna information about bharat ratna bharat ratna award winner list bharat ratna winner jawarlal nehru gives bharat ratna to his own baba saheb ambedkaar check my another videos.. In 1954, the award was announced for the first time, and the three awardees were: Rajgopalachari, politician Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, philosopher V. Raman. Scientis In 1955, the award was conferred to: Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru, Independence activist and author and longest serving PM Hagwan Das, Independence activist Visvesvaraya, civil engineer In 1957, the winner was Govind Vallabh Pant, Independence activist and first CM of Uttar Pradesh In 1958, the award was conferred to: Dhondo Keshav Karve, social reformer and educator 1961 awardees were: Bidhan Chandra Roy, a physician, philanthropist and social reformer Purushottam Das Tandon, Independence activist and often titled as “Rajshri” In 1962, the winner was: Rajender Prasad, Independence activist first President of India In 1963, the winners were, Zakir Hussain, Independence activist, educationist and third President of Inida. Pandurang Vaman Kane, Indologist and Sanskrit Scholr The 1966 winner was: Lal Bahadur Shastri, Independnce activist and second PM. Posthumous 1967: Indira Gandhi, Iron lady of India, First woman PM 1975: V. Giri, socialist and fourth President of India 1976: Kamaraj, Independence activist and CM of Tamil Nadu for three times. Posthumous 1980: Mother Teresa, Catholic nurse and Noble Prize winner 1983: Vinoba Bhave, Independence activist and social reformer. Posthumous 1987: Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan, known as Frontier Gandhi, social activist 1988: G. Ramchandran, actor turned politician and CM of Tamil Nadu for three times. Posthumous 1990: R. Ambedkar, social reformer and leader of Dalits. Posthumous Nelson Mandela, leader and President of South Africa 1991: Rajiv Gandhi, PM of India. Posthumous Vallabhbhai Patel, Iron man of India. Posthumous Morarji Desai, sixth PM of India 1992: Abul Kalam Azad, Independence activist and works towards education in India. Posthumous R.D. Tata, Industrialist. Philanthropist and aviation pioneer Satyajit Roy, film maker 1997: Gulzari Lal Nanda, two times PM of India Aruna Asif Ali, Independence activist. Posthumous P.J. Abdul Kalam, Aerospace and defence scientist and eleventh President of India 1998: S. Subulakshmi, Carnatic classical vocalist Chidambaram Subramaniam, Independence activist 1999: Jaiprakash Narayan, Independence activist. Posthumous Amartya Sen, Nobel prize winner in economics Gopinath Bordolo, Independence activist. Posthumous Ravi Shankar, sitar vocalist and winner of Grammy awards 2001: Lata Mangeskar, singer known as Nightingale of India Bismillah Khan, shehnai player 2009: Bhimsen Joshi, Hindustan classical vocalist 2014: N. R. Rao, Doctorate and author Sachin Tendulkar (International cricketer) 2015: Madan Mohan Malaviya, scholar and educational reformer Atal Bihari Vajpayee, politician and two times PM

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