Late Anthony Arun Biswas was a revered humanitarian, social activist, and visionary founder of the All India Minorities and Weaker Sections Council and the globally acclaimed Mother Teresa International Awards. A lifelong advocate for justice, equality, and human dignity, he dedicated his life to uplifting the voices of the unheard—working relentlessly to protect the rights of minorities, the underprivileged, and the socially marginalized across India.

Driven by the ideals of compassion and unity, Mr. Biswas envisioned a world where service to humanity transcends barriers of religion, caste, and class. Under his leadership, the Mother Teresa International Awards emerged as a powerful global platform, recognizing individuals and institutions making outstanding contributions to peace, human rights, and social welfare.

His legacy lives on through the lives he touched, the institutions he built, and the enduring impact of his mission—a mission rooted in love, justice, and the unwavering belief that true greatness lies in serving others.