Dr. Rajesh Takyar Honoured at the 10th Season of National Icon Award 2026 for His Contribution to Indian Spirituality and Literature
Sumit Narayan 
New Delhi, October 13, 2026: Dr. Rajesh Takyar, a distinguished author, independent scholar, and researcher, was honoured at the 10th Season of the National Icon Award 2026, held at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. Organised by the Bharti Yuwa Welfare Association in association with The Bharat News, the prestigious event celebrated individuals whose contributions have made a meaningful impact across diverse fields.
Dr. Takyar has dedicated his work to exploring Indian spirituality, philosophy, and ancient scriptures. With more than 40 books authored in Hindi and English, he has made significant contributions to preserving and promoting India's rich spiritual and intellectual heritage.
One of his notable literary achievements is an extensive 18-volume series inspired by the 18 chapters of the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita. Comprising approximately 1.15 million words, the series reflects his commitment to in-depth research, philosophical exploration, and making India's timeless spiritual teachings accessible to contemporary readers.
His autobiography, Diary of a Monk, received the 2025 Golden Book Award, adding another notable milestone to his literary journey. Through his research and writing, Dr. Takyar continues to build a bridge between ancient Indian wisdom and modern understanding.
His recognition at the National Icon Award 2026 highlights the importance of literature, scholarship, and cultural preservation in strengthening India's intellectual and spiritual legacy. His work serves as an inspiration for readers, researchers, and future generations seeking a deeper understanding of India's philosophical traditions.
The 10th Season of the National Icon Award celebrated individuals whose dedication, achievements, and service contribute to society and the nation's progress. Dr. Rajesh Takyar's recognition underscores the enduring value of knowledge, research, and the preservation of India's spiritual heritage.
