Pune: Ali Daruwala, spokesperson of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has been honored with the 'One India' award. The award was presented to him at an event organized by the 'My Home India' foundation, established by RSS pracharak and BJP leader Sunil Deodhar, at Vile Parle. The award was conferred by Maharashtra Governor P.C. Radhakrishnan and BJP leader Madhavi Latha.  

This honor recognizes his contributions to effectively reaching out to the minority community with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's initiatives related to development, unity, and nation-building. Prominent personalities from across the country, including Sunil Deodhar, were present at the event.  

Speaking on the occasion, Ali Daruwala said, *"Prime Minister Narendra Modi's policies are in the interest of the nation and are taking the country forward on the global stage. We will continue to contribute to this mission. The inclusion of minority communities in the mainstream will strengthen national unity."*  

Ali Daruwala is the spokesperson of the All India Petrol Dealers Association (New Delhi) and the Bharatiya Janata Party. Recently, he was also appointed as the National Advisor to the National Commission for Minorities. Additionally, he serves as a Senate Member of P.A. Inamdar University, Pune, stated a press release.