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Two Indian are among six Individuals who have been declared winner of this year Ramon Magsaysay Award. Bharat Vatwani is a psychiatrist who works for mentally ill people on the streets in Mumbai and Sonam Wangchuk is being honored for his community-focused work in educating and skilling young people in the remote region of Ladakh. Phunsuk Wangdu the lovable character from Aamir Khan starer 3 Idiots was inspired by Wangchuk life and work. What is the announcement from the Ramon Magsaysay Foundation? Two Indians, Bharat Vatwani, and Sonam Wangchuk, are among the winners of this year's Ramon Magsaysay Award, regarded as the Asian version of the Nobel Prize. The two are among six individuals declared winners on 26 July. Two Indians - one a psychiatrist who works for the mentally-ill street persons and another whose initiative to harness science and culture creatively for economic progress improved the lives of the Ladakhi youth - were declared the winners. ...

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