Good Human Being Index Foundation Honors Luminaires Helping Humanity

India-West Staff Reporter

MILLBRAE, CA – The Good Human Being Index Foundation debuted its first-ever Good Human Being Awards 2025 at the Westin San Francisco Airport Hotel here, celebrating leaders who combine excellence with real-world impact.

Under its motto, “Save the Children of this Planet,” the foundation has touched thousands of lives, partnering with Sunil Gavaskar’s Heart 2 Heart Foundation to screen over 355,000 children for congenital heart disease and provide free surgeries that saved more than 37,000 young lives.

The spotlight shone on six trailblazers. Sunil Gavaskar, cricket legend, was present and honored for both his 30-plus centuries and lifesaving work for children. Nobel Peace Prize winner Kailash Satyarthi was recognized for rescuing over 130,000 children from labor, slavery, and trafficking. Dr. Tony Nader earned accolades for bridging science, technology, and consciousness, while longevity expert Dr. Robert Goldman, banking pioneer Chandrasekhar Ghosh, and peace advocate Steve Killelea were celebrated for their groundbreaking contributions to humanity.

Saumen Chakraborty, founder of the foundation, presented the awards, stressing that true achievement blends personal success with giving back.

Over 250 people attended, including scientists, educators, diplomats, athletes, and venture capitalists, a press release said.