The Hamsa Award is conferred in the field of:

The Hamsa Award is conferred in the field of social welfare. It is a national award given by the Government of India to individuals and organizations for their outstanding contribution to social welfare. The award was instituted in 1992 and is given annually on the eve of Republic Day.

The award consists of a cash prize, a citation, and a memento. The cash prize is ₹5 lakh for individuals and ₹10 lakh for organizations. The citation is a letter of appreciation from the President of India. The memento is a plaque or a statuette.

The award is given to individuals and organizations working in the field of social welfare, including but not limited to the following areas:

• Education
• Health
• Women and child development
• Rural development
• Urban development
• Environment
• Disaster management
• Rehabilitation
• Poverty alleviation
• Human rights
• Social justice
• Peace
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