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Achyuta Samanta international honors and leadership roles
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Achyuta Samanta, founder of the Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) and Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS), has received significant international recognition for his contributions to education and social development. In late September 2026, Samanta was honored in Romania with honorary citizenship from Milișăuți and the Key to the City of Bârlad, and named ‘Leader of the Year’ at the CEEMAN Champions Awards. He also received the FIDE ‘Education Philanthropic Award’ in Uzbekistan and multiple honors during the 45th World Congress of Poets, including the ‘Mother Teresa Award’. By October mid-October 2026, Samanta’s influence expanded into sports administration and academic publishing. He was unanimously elected as the first president of the Indian UniSport Federation (IUSF), an organization approved by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports to coordinate university-level athletics in India. In his inaugural address, Samanta emphasized collaborative efforts to prepare Indian athletes for major events like the Commonwealth Games. He brings prior experience as president of the Volleyball Federation of India and the Odisha Volleyball Association to this role. Additionally, he Samanta released a book titled ‘The KIIT Model: Pioneering Higher Education towards the SDGs’, which SDGs’. The publication details how the KIIT ecosystem supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goals through by integrating academic excellence with social responsibility and environmental stewardship. stewardship, describing the campus as a ‘Living Laboratory’ for solar power, waste management, and biodiversity conservation.
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